Chapter 4: Natural disasters in Japan

Chapter 4: Natural disasters in Japan
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Chapter 4: Natural disasters in Japan

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What is a natural disaster?

Slide 2 - Open question

Natural disaster
'A natural disaster is a disaster caused by nature which can cause many casualties and widespread damage'

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What types of natural disasters do you know?

Slide 4 - Open question

There are two types of natural disasters. Which two types you think?

Slide 5 - Open question

Forces that change the earth's crust

Exogenic force= 
From the outside
Endogenic force=
from the inside

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Exogenic
Two exogenic forces:

Changes earth's crust caused by weather. 

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Endogenic force: Plate tectonics

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Note!!!


Endo
genic force: forces from the inside: earthquakes, volcano's caused by convection currents.

Exogenic force: force from the outside: caused by weather.

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Convection current

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Japan in the ring of fire

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This lesson
- Recap last lesson
- Continue with section 4.1
- Work on your assignments
- Documentary

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Wat zorgt ervoor dat platen bewegen?
A
Convectiestroming
B
Convectiebeweging
C
Exogene krachten
D
Subductie

Slide 14 - Quiz

Hoe noem je de drie plaatbewegingen?

Slide 15 - Open question

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Slide 17 - Video

Slide 18 - Slide

Types of plates 
Note:
Oceanic plate:
- Very heavy!

Continental plate:
- Lighter than oceanic plate. 

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Subduction
The heavy oceanic plate is
 forced under the continental
plate. 

The oceanic plate melts >
 becomes magma

Magma rises to the surface and creates a volcano. 



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Plate boundaries

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Divergent
Convergent
Transform

Slide 22 - Drag question

Slide 23 - Video

Note!
Convection current

=  the flow of molten rock under the earths crust.


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Convergent plate boundary
Because of this movement mountain chains will eventually develop in the regions next to the convergent boundary.

The Alps are an example of such a mountain chain. 


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Divergent plate boundary
Two tectonic plates which move apart.

Oceanic ridge
Underwater mountains formed by a divergent plate boundary.

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Transform plate boundary

Where 2 tectonic plates slide alongside each other .

Earthquakes are common

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Draw the directions of plate movement
1.Convergent

2.Divergent

3.Transform
timer
4:00

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Fill in the blanks: Apply the words Prosperous (welvarend), Jerky (schokkerig), Eruption (uitbarsting) ,Arc (Boog), Volcano
Japan is a ...1......country in East Asia. It is part of the ring of fire 
The ring of fire is an....2.....shaped ring around the pacific plate. Along the plate boundaries you can find multiple......3.....
They ......4.....when magma rises in the subductionzone.

Plates collide not always very smooth, normally they have ....5.....movements and earthquakes are created.

 

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Task
Paragraph 1 excersises 2,3,5,6,7 and 9

First 10 minutes in silence 
last 10 minutes of this lesson 

timer
10:00

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Now you are able to:
1. Explain what the ring of fire is

2.Draw the several directions of plate movement.

Languageaim: Explain what the words: prosperous, eruption, (shape of an) arc and jerky mean.



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What is the driving force behind plate tectonics?
A
Convection currents
B
Sea
C
Mantle
D
Lava

Slide 32 - Quiz

Rain is an example of an
A
endogenic force
B
exogenic force

Slide 33 - Quiz

An earthquake is an ... force
A
endogenic
B
exogenic

Slide 34 - Quiz

Homework for next week

Paragraph 1 excersises 2,3,5,6,7 and 9


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